St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-11
SAINT PAUL WANTS

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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENT-Man of pleasant address TO handle
II anew article; good pay for right man. 10
West Third ST. 20
A GENT-A trustworthy advertising agent can
l. procure employment by applying at Room
81 Union block. corner Cedar and Fourth SITS.
A GENTS-Four general agents for Minnesota
n for Southwestern Mutual Benefit association.
ADDRESS z. W. Winship, III Pleasant ay i
4 GENTS-A reliable party wanted in every
~ town IN the West TO handle our new book;
no book has been published in the past ten years
OF such general interests descriptive circulars and
1ull information sent on application. q. ;. Rich
aras Co, l26 Hennepin av., Minneapolis. 70-7l
4 GENTS-We want good agent in every town
n in the Northwest for our new book THE
Labor Movement the best-selling book on the
market; agents eau easily make from So TO sl5
day; write Tor terms and territory: this is rare
chance for good agents TO make money. Empyreal
PuoA4hing House, St Paul, MINI. 1912
4 GENTS WANTED TO handle the new Chem
N zeal Ink Erasing Pencil; greatest novelty
ever produced; grasses ink in two seconds no
abras OF paper; 200 10 500 per cent. profit. One
agents sales amounted to $500 in one week;
another SS2 in two hours; territory absolutely
free; salary TO good men; no lady need answer;
sample 50 cents. For terms and full particulars
address the manufacturers, J. w. skinner Co.,
Onalaska, Wis. 63-SS
A PPRENTICE-Boy is years old would like
n to learn trade NJ GLOBE.
A PPRENTiC ES-Immediately gentlemen
"A TO learn railr DAD and commercial telegraph
business at the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and Jackson, $50 Jacson ST., st. Paul.
MINI. 3SS-t
DARBER-A good barber at S22. Payne av.
pARBER-Good, at 435 St. Peter st.
L as s RI good one. good wages and steady
IL job 10 the right man. Manning Wright,
Box 1883, Sioux Falls, Oak. 6
DELL BOY wanted at International hotel.
pOY--To do chores. Grand av. and Dunlap
d St
DOY-An active and intelligent boy from Is to
ID is years of age. Auerbach, Finch s. Van
Slykc, 81 West Third st. e
CANNASSERS-Eng English. German and Scandi-
~ navian canvassers. Apply at p East Third
st. 69-7l
CRORE BOY to do chores morning and even
- ing. 1879 Summit av.
CARPENTER FOREAEAN-A first-class car
- penter foreman. Apply at the Walter house,
t211@ Robert St
NARPENTERS-Fifty bridge carpenters, 50. 50
y per day; ship tonight Charles Cotton. 800
Minnesota ST. 69-10
NLERK-A smart young man at Stock Ex-
- change hotel, University av., opposite Union
park.
NOATNIAkERS-w Wanted frst-class coat
- makers; also a bushler. Apply to Pease
Brothers, merchant talors. 3
COMPOSITORs Two experienced book
- hands at the Engel-Dreis company, So East
Third st. &
COMPOSITORS-Th first-class book COM
- positors. West Publishing Company, 50 Wes-
Third st.
CYIINDER PRESS FEEDERS at West
y Publishing company; inquire in press-r9om6
nIsHWAsHER-Boy or young man. Chicago
~ Chop house, 345 Robert st.
DELIVERY CLERK tor grocery store:
~ must understand the business and be
rustler and come well recommended. Call at 255
West Third.
nELIyERY CLERK-A bright boy about Is
~ who can speak the Scandinavian language
to deliver and make himself generally useful
about grocery store. Inquire 10 East Fourth ST.
nRUGGIST-Young man, registered; speak
~ French preferred. Potter Co., Crookston,
MINI. 55r~ ~
CENER9AB sNNORK-A good active young
VI man not afraid of work can find good steady
employment with steady rise as business in
sTeases. p, Globe.
ENTEEMAN STENOGRAPHER - One
u that can furnish his own typewriter. Ad-
dress, stating salary expected, +. r., Globe.
OSTLER-Boy to take care of horse. DR..
II Flagg corner Seventh and Jackson. 5
TT YOU WANT good. steady, profitable en-
i ployment write at once to the Empyreal Pub
fishing House, st. Paul, Mimi, for terms their
new book, 1.-The Labor Movement it is having
very large sale. 1912
MEN wanted at Kent's Pioneer Package De
IsI livery, 2O9 West seventh st. 6
NTINER-An intelligent man who understands
IEl coal miningi practical coal miner pre-
ferred. Address. giving full particulars as to age,
nationality and experience A. f., GLOBE.
DAINTERS-Five painters and 5 carpenters at
L corner of Milton and Lincoln avs; hrst-class,
no other need apply.
! DICTURE FRAME MAKER. c. Thomas,
L 43 West Third st. &
tDRESS BOY at Labor Echo office. corner Sew
L enth and Jackson. 6
CALEsMAN-on more canvassing salesman
- at once on salary. l49 West Third St, st.
Paul. 5
CHOENTAKERs-one frst-class burnisher
~ and edge setter; call at once. st. Paul Shoe
Co., lS5 East Fourth st.
CHORTHAND---You Young man to learn short
- hand and typewriting in exchange for two
hours work daily in railroad general Office. III,
AZ. Globe. 3
CALESMAN-Scandina who has had
~ perience in dry goods. to work in general
store, at once; references required. Lock Box
"a" Buffalo. Oak G5-i1
CITATION wORK-50O men for Wisconsin and
~ Michigan: Sl.75 per day; station work l6 TO %
cents per yard. Charles Cotton, 3OS Minnesota
st. G9-7l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by a competent
~ steward or manager in hotel or restaurant;
fifteen years practical experience. Harry E.
Boyd st. Paul. 6
TT EAMSTER-A man to take care of team and
i deliver ice; one who has had some experience
and married preferred. Inquire of Sterrett Ice
company, Merriam Park. 6
Thinner wanted. Inquire Farwel ozmun &
Z Jackson.
90 MEN for railroad work at Turtle lake, near
~ Minneapolis; work all summer. Curran &
Co., $40 Sibley st. 6
W DUNG MEN and ladies TO learn telegraphy,
4 shorthand and tpyewriting. day and evening
Glasses; chance for men to nearly cover all ex-
penses while learning; terms reasonable send
for circulars. Globe Telegraphy company, 336
Jackson St. st. Paul. 279*
.t~ female.
A PPRENTICES-lmmed ladies to
n learn to operate typewriter machines. APP
spd Jackson, 1856 Jackson St, ST. Paul. MINI. 33S*
COOK-A girl to cook. Apply at 81 Arundel st.
y 69-71
COOK-second cook at Davis restaurant, So
u East Seventh; wages $40.
NIsHWASHER wanted at 345 Robert st.
nINING-ROOM WORk-Girls for dIning-
~ room work and dshwasher. 446 S5ley st.
nRESSMAKER and PLAIN sewer for several
~ weeks. Inquire 1858 Iglehart ST., next to